What is the recipe for a delicious and impressive Fresh Pineapple Salsa?

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Discussion Overview

The thread centers around personal experiences and opinions regarding a Fresh Pineapple Salsa recipe. Participants share their thoughts on its taste, preparation, and potential uses, as well as variations and serving suggestions.

Discussion Character

  • Anecdotal
  • Opinion-based
  • Exploratory

Main Points Raised

  • One participant, identifying as a consultant, expressed being impressed with the salsa, noting it was "out of this world" and suitable for demonstrations.
  • Another participant mentioned enjoying the salsa with lime chips.
  • Several users shared that they sampled the salsa at a regional meeting and found it delicious, with one participant eager to use it with grilled fish or chicken.
  • One participant reported making the salsa but found it too hot, suggesting using the whole pineapple to balance the flavors.
  • Another participant shared their enjoyment of the salsa, stating they were currently eating it.
  • One participant inquired about making the salsa without cilantro due to an allergy.
  • Another participant mentioned they forgot to buy cilantro but found the salsa tasted fine without it.
  • One participant who loves cilantro stated they wouldn't omit it but believed the salsa would still be great without it.
  • Another participant suggested using fresh basil or mint as alternatives to cilantro for those with allergies.
  • One participant shared their positive experience using the salsa on a pulled pork sandwich.
  • Another participant noted their salsa was mild and considered leaving some seeds in for more heat next time.
  • One participant asked about the freshness of the salsa if made a day in advance, expressing concern about soggy cucumbers.
  • Another participant mentioned that the salsa is better fresh but acceptable the next day.
  • One participant planned to bring the salsa to a Spring product showing, serving it with blue tortilla chips and lime chips.
  • Another participant expressed excitement about making the salsa for a show in Florida, anticipating selling pineapple wedgers.
  • One participant shared their dislike for the lime chips they made, recommending Tostitos' hint of lime tortilla chips instead.
  • One participant discussed preparing for a no-cook presentation at a show, bringing new Pampered Chef items.
  • Several participants expressed interest in the recipe, with one noting difficulty finding it in the files.

Areas of Agreement / Disagreement

Views differ on the necessity of cilantro, with some participants enjoying it while others seek alternatives due to allergies. There is no clear consensus on the best way to serve the salsa or the ideal chips to accompany it.

Contextual Notes

Participants shared their experiences with the salsa in various contexts, including regional meetings, personal gatherings, and product shows. The discussions reflect a range of culinary preferences and adaptations.

Who May Find This Useful

Consultants looking for ideas on product demonstrations, recipe variations, and serving suggestions for salsa may find this discussion beneficial.

nancycookspc
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WOW was I ever impressed!

I was scared to make it, pineapple, salt, jalapeno, tomatoes, cilantro & Cucumbers!!! :eek:

WELL I have a great report it was out of this world!

I can imagine doing this for a demo. I would like to do this in conjunction w/ a simple dessert, like a skillet cake.

IT CAN show lots of products-
Here is a list of what I came up with

Core & more, Knives,Salad choppers, Peeler, The corer, Classic Batter bowl, Food chopper, Cutting boards, Pine apple wedger, Citrus press,Kitchen shears, Grinder set, Herb keeper, Measuring spoons, Prep bowl

I Placed all tiems in the bowl except the jalepeno and went to town with thte salad choppers. Jalepeno I did with the food chopper cause I wanted it real fine.

Give it a whirl- its great!

nancy
 
Yes, very good, especially when served with lime chips!
 
We sampled this at our regional meeting - it was my favorite! I could eat it by the spoonful. I can't wait to not only use it with chips, but also over grilled fish, or grilled chicken. Makes my mouth water to think about it!
 
I made this tonight, it was SUPER hot, so I ended up using the whole pineapple to spread the flavor futher. I got many compliments on it! One guy couldn't believe that it was a PC recipe! He said what about the little pizzas (jalapeno popper pizza) told him it was PC too. He is just baffled right now. NOW only if I could get him to do a show for me! When it gets a little warmer, I'm gonna try to get him to do a grilling show.
 
I will chime in with another AWESOME!
Having some now :)
 
Thinking of going and getting some more LOL!
 
Would it be good without the cilantro?? (allergy)
 
think I'll buy a pineapple tomorrow :)
 
gingertannery said:
Would it be good without the cilantro?? (allergy)

I can't read and forgot to buy it, tastes fine to me :)
 
I love cilantro and wouldn't dream of not putting it in for myself, but I'm sure that it would be great without it! It's just that awesome!
 
Oh I just thought, this would be really good over cream cheese! I'm gonna go do that and I'll let you know how it is!


Update: Its really good with cream cheese!
 
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For sans cilantro, try adding either fresh basil or mint. Different taste, but both would be excellent... I made it with fresh basil this weekend and it was very good. If you go with mint, you'll want to cut back on the amount :)
 
I love this, I too thought it was a little weird but tried it for my customer appreciation and it was awesome.I'm putting it on my pulled pork sandwich tonight w/ a little chopped cabbage. Yummo!!!
 
Mine was very, very mild and I think next time I'll leave some of the seeds in - but it is super, duper YUMMY!!!
 
Can you make this the day before or does it need to be made fresh? Thinking the cucumber may get soggy???:chef:
 
The next day is ok, but I didn't like it the 3rd day... It definately is better fresh though.
 
Thanks! I am bringing it to a Spring product showing at school. Serving with blue tortilla chips and lime chips.:chef:
 
I love the lime chips with it.
 
I'm heading to Florida for vacation and have a show planned while I'm there. I had planned to make the salsa and a torte. So excited to make it now that I'm hearing such great reviews. Thought I'd be able to sell many pineapple wedgers in Florida. You know sunny and pineapple seem to go hand in hand. Can I make the lime chips ahead of time, will they stay fresh?
 
I honestly didn't like the ones I made with it. Tostitos makes a great hint of lime tortilla chip! I would go with those!
 
That sound like the ticket. We are having the show in a party room by the pool - so it doesn't have a kitchen. I'm looking to do no cook presentations and already have things prepared to snack on. My hostess (my SIL) has almost as much PC stuff as I do, so I'm really only taking our new items. Good thing we have an extra suitcase to take. Wednesday can't get here fast enough !!
 
Where is this recipe? I searched the files but can't find a salsa with pineapple? Sounds like it would be a hit for my Co-Ed Party coming up in a week!
 
junkfortara said:
Where is this recipe? I searched the files but can't find a salsa with pineapple? Sounds like it would be a hit for my Co-Ed Party coming up in a week!

Spring/Summer 09 Season's Best........and it is yummy.........I never would have tried it, the combo sounded :yuck: Had it at our cluster mtg and was BLOWN away! It is so YUMMMY
 

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients do I need for Fresh Pineapple Salsa?

To make Fresh Pineapple Salsa, you will need the following ingredients: 1 ripe pineapple (peeled, cored, and diced), 1 red bell pepper (diced), 1 small red onion (finely chopped), 1 jalapeño pepper (seeded and minced), the juice of 2 limes, a handful of fresh cilantro (chopped), and salt to taste.

How do I prepare the pineapple for the salsa?

To prepare the pineapple, start by cutting off the top and bottom to create a stable base. Stand the pineapple upright and carefully slice off the skin, following the curve of the fruit. Once peeled, cut the pineapple in half lengthwise, remove the core, and then dice the flesh into small, bite-sized pieces.

Can I add other ingredients to the Fresh Pineapple Salsa?

Absolutely! You can customize your Fresh Pineapple Salsa by adding ingredients like diced avocado, black beans, corn, or even mango for added sweetness. Adjust the spice level by including more jalapeño or adding a dash of hot sauce if desired.

How long can I store Fresh Pineapple Salsa in the refrigerator?

Fresh Pineapple Salsa can be stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator for up to 3 days. However, for the best flavor and texture, it's recommended to consume it within 1-2 days of preparation.

What dishes pair well with Fresh Pineapple Salsa?

Fresh Pineapple Salsa pairs wonderfully with grilled meats such as chicken, fish, or pork. It can also be served as a refreshing topping for tacos, nachos, or even as a dip with tortilla chips. Its bright flavors complement a variety of dishes!

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